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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-23
Storie of We Dogge

Once In ye very olden tyne o Mer-
chant sayd too an Eddytor, 81 don't
thynke advertizlng psyes."
"Let me show yov," said We Eddytor,
IT will pytt / lyme in my papyr and not
charge yov a pennie."
"Aii right" replyed ye Merchant,
and we will see."
So We Eddytor pytte ye lyme IN his
WANTED, A DoGGE-JoHN JONES
Wv 252 Glide ST.
Now vt happened that 400 PepIe cache
brovghte o Dogge IN ye next daye there
after, SO that Mister Jones (which was
ye Mercbantt's nayme) was overrnne
with Dogges.
"Synce theye are so manye Dogges,'
sayd he. I thynke l might make some
bysiness and will give you q pennie for
cache Dogge."
Ye people took We pennie cache for his
Dogge becavse there were so manye
DoRges. and Mister Jones skynned re
400 Doggss and made bootes and gloves
from ye.400 hydes and thvs mayd.
A Bye FORTUNE,
and thereafter added to vt by advertizine
in ye Eddytor's papyr.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-23
FITCH SMITH.

"A GRADUATE of New York City Uonseryn-
Piano. Organ and vocal culture, will receive
scholars At j p, Wssoners Music Store, I0l
Third Street, or will so TO home Of pupilE If
desired.
Fer further information call ut. Music
S.orassnr No. 8. 0oaSes' Block. Third Street, :
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-23
ELE NOTICE,

NOTICE ls hereby given that ION the second
efsaid month an election will be held IN the
election of
Two ~constables. to fill vacancies;
and also upon the question of division, of the
Territory Dakota Upon an east and west
An election will also be held in the second
oommissioner district precinct No. I) for a
e9sa ,IaS s s1mM,ssio one S Of sal distriet
m. OF said day and continue open until 5 o'clook
The several precincts of Yankton county are
described and bounded az follows, to wit:
First precinct ALI OF townships 90 and 90,
Election win b held at the public school
house, In the Village of Gayville.
Second precinct-Au of township 9s, range
Of 90, except sections .. 2 and 10, in said town
Election will be held at yonIns honsa IN
section 8. township ss, range 81.
Third prectnet-Township 81, range 81, md
that part Of township s4sraDge 55. lying east Of
Election will be held at the public school
house, in school district No. 40.
Foprth precinct-,Township e5, range 81.
in district No. 90.
Fifth notwithstanding SO, range 81.
Election to be held at the house of John K.
sixth precinct-That part of township s5.
range b5 lying eases of the Dakota river,
Election VII 5e, held at the public school
Seventh pEeoinct-Township SO, range IS.
Election will be heldtat the school house in
district. No. SO, township 96. range SIS.
Eighth precinct-Township 81. range 81. 4and
north one-half (nt13 of township 5, range 81.
Election will be held at the school house in
district No. y, N township W, range %.
ships95, range 81, and sections 1 to "a, both
INCLUSIVE, township 81, range 81.
Election will be held at the house of Andreaa
Czerwonka in township 95, range 81.
Tenth precinct-Sections rs to So, both in
sirsiye of township "a. range 81. and town
ship tv3, range 81.
Election will be held at the publ;c schocl
house near Pfeiffer Bros'sstore at Lakeporh.
Eleventh preoincteTownship a6, range IA
and sections Il to II, both inclusive. of towrshir
So. ranged So. =
Election will be, held at the school house il
district No. 21sat Jsmesville: 4
Twelfth precinct.-Township IS, range Sd
of township 81, range b5.
Election Will be held at tie school house in
district No. 30, township o., range IS,
Thirteenth precinct-S9uth one-half (sk1 nj
townshlp VA, range 63. Rad township s9s, range
90, including all ths.tf part of the city of Yank.
Election will be held at the st. Croix Lum.
bes companS office on Broadway, Yankton.
Fourteenta preoinct-Iownship Q5, range IS
west OF the Dakota river; also that part OF
township ", range 30, lying west of Dakota
river, and sections 81 and 15, township 90,
IanSa 70. including that part of the city Of
Broadway street IN said city.
Election viii be held at the county commits.
sioner's offioe in the court house,
CHRISTIAN HAGE, County Auditor.
Yankton, september IL, 1887.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-23
"A Resolution for the Repair of
Sidewalks.

Clty OF Yanlton. 80 Aasos Anu. ouio y 'ne
Section f.SThat IL Ia. and n hsrehv dec,.rsd
necessary that the foiiowine sidesaIka shan1d
I~berspairad IN The oitv- al YanFton tnSysjx.
AIour andin front of iSfsi. 2. ssIs Ns Il. Tvs ana
@. block al. Lots d and Ia. bloof 81. I.oss q IN
north *. y,esf I.slot i. hiooE al i otssIi YS.SIA
Is, bIocx 4. Lots ii and is. block a. Lof K
block "a. Lots /. 4 81. 3. 6. 10 and d. hloct
l6. Lots 1, 2. s. 8 and9. block Is. West u lola
4. 8 and Q, block .. IN that psrtscf the city of
Ianktoa, known as Lower
Eots no. II. is. I6, IN and rs. block b7.
Loteil0. block Sd. Lots d. and 10 and sonth u
east *, LOT Ill, blook SIS. Lots a. biooE II
FarQo's snbdiyiaion. Lots II and Ia block III.
Lots 10, II, IL, Is. TO, II and Ia, block 25s@ Lots
1, 5, 4, S. block a.. Lote I0sII. ~. III. i8S IN
land Ii, block 84. Lot i6s biock rs. Ianss 4 and
s. block rs. Lots 9, Ia andSi5, block IS lots q
and 10, block IS. EastS5 Feet, lott block ia.
Lot \, blocks. Lot :, " east Il II and Is,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-23

Living Msttnessesi

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Pleasant Pnrgatlye Pellets as to their
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that the whole syrssm is renovated and
regulated beyond any conception by
these little wonderworkers. Being
purely vegetable, they are perfectly
harmless; being composed OF concentrat-
ed, active ingredients, they are power
full Purge and purify the system and
diseases will be unknown. OF ali drug
lists.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-23
Go1d Ynyrsrmens

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No speculation, no chance, big returnsl
If You are like most of mankind you
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Golden Medical Discovery and soon
pure, fresh blood courses through your
VEINS, and you are another being
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-23

.EQAL BLANK CATALOGUE FOB 1882.
NJ The Press and nAkotainn Legal bianA
catalogue for 1850, is now ready for. ornysftt
5att Ssss 70 any NHdres on application,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-23

Fall Account OF the Crime for which
Editor Lewis. Of Miibank, Dakota,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-09-23

RESOLUTION for the Construction of o Side
walk on the east side of Walnut street along
and in front of lots ], Z, 8 u 4, block ii, in
HYenkton ~
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12
AuCT,UN SALES,
PROF F0SALS.
WANTED HELP...FEMAlE.

The Joiioaeing eldss or Advertisements, sveh
as Wants, For Sale or Rent and similar snail
notices, four tiH6S or less, one time, % cents;
tiCO times, 40 cents. three times, 90 cents.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12
CHURCH AND CXgEsY.

REV. +. w. GuSsAuLUs Of Brown Memo.
rial Church, Baltimore, has received call
10 Chicago Oh salary ut 5000 per year.
The Rev. $. S. Cheevers Of ShamOlln,
P,nna,, has been called to the Assistant
Rectorship OF the Church of the Ascension
In this city.
REV. MATTHEW lIAHKlSs bishop deslg-
nate Of Providence, Il. l., will not be con.
secrated until after Lent The ceremonies
will occur In Providence.
THE LADIES Of Trinity Church, Upper
Marlboro, Nd, are going to place in the
chancel Of that church, tablet to tho
memory of the late DR.. Levin.
A MEETING OF the members and pew
holders Of the Second Presbyterian Church
OF Alexandria has been called for March 80,
to take action upon the resignation Of Rev.
Dir. Dinwiddie.
The clergy OF this city are very much In
terested In the question Of funeral reforms.
They are impressed with the belief that many
new tendencies increasing the expense and
introducing unsuitable features and depart
ing from simpler and more impressive
funeral services should be checked. Some
action Is likely to be taken.
The LiriHg Church has this to say, In
referer ce to the new chapel in this city for
mission work among the colorel people:
The new chapel of st. Mary, in st. john S
parish, was planned by Renwick, Aspin-
wall and Russell Of New York, and built
under the supervision OF General 2. V.
HaguGr. The church now seats 400, but as
only half Of the nave Is finished, the ca
pacity viii be nearly doubled. The build
Ing is Of brick with terra Gotta trimmings,
with an interior OF red aud buiT brick, aud
an open roof. The poOr Is Of block cement,
aud that OF the chtncel aud sanctuary is
| OF Tennessee marble asd French tiles.
| The cbanCtl walls were polychromed by
| Wti.s Of New York. The chancel fur.
| nituTe is of carved OAK, and each piece Ia a
thank Offering, There are three buildings
on the unda'lou-chapel, residence for
the clergy, snd rooms for the jInItOr and
for The industrial school. The chaucel
widows are: st. Simon bearing the 3a,
ylour's cross; st. TryFheua, 10 memory Of
Sister Gertrude, atd st, CyprIau, the gift
Of the colored people, In memory OF Abra
HON Lincoln, Ths Windows are by L0Hn
OF ChartIes, FrauCc The Rev. william
Hold n is the d, aeon IN charge Of this work
under the direction Of the Rev. Dr. Leon
| ard, rector Of ST. Johns.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12
NOTES ASD GOSSIP.


The MErhoroLIrAN, new National
bunk with proposed capital stock VI
10000, Is IN cour.c Of ofs4nizit!ou at
rhilsdelphla
MoNsiErE nE Lrs-rrs, Who "a nothing
II not busy, is about To- hflnI OUT volume
Of "souyellrs" covering p,sipI OF lvr'S
years 10 his eyeutful life
A BILL In favor Of the twenty ipu- o'clo.,
system Of time, tcgrGlly adopted on lns
urion Pacific Railroad, has been Introduced
10 the New York Assembly.
JupoE CHARLES L. StScLAtR Of Prluce
william County Va, ditd Of apoplexy az
Manassas yesterday. flp vas district Judge
Of Utah before the war ny appointment OF
PresidCut Buchanan.
WILLIAM LEVIN, the English actor who
visited this country with the Irving com
pauy under the name Of William Tcruss,
has pleasant home In bedford PArk, u I.pn-
don subuib, aud is very domestic in his
tastes.
WAIKER BLArsE, the eldest son OF the
family, Is partner ot George Wil,ctts the
Chicago lawyer, and getting into good
practice. Emmons Blaine stands high in
railroad circles and is regarded as one Of the
MRs. WHITNEY sets dreadful example
in sending her whole staff OF servants to the
Saturday matinee to see Sarah Bernhard
act. The next new cook Mrs Fourstars
engages will want to know II theatre tick
cts will be included In her "privlleges.n
i Boston Herald.
JoHS WANAMAKER, Frank slddall, VIM
NJ. Singerly and others are considering the
feasibility Of putting up a big hotel at the
corner of Broad and Walnut streets, Phlll-
delphia. The ground can be bought for
500 eco and the estimated cost Of the hotel,
fully equipped, is sl,50oO00.
SPEAKING or CLuns, the Calumet Club
OF Chicago has 500 members, whose aggrc-
gate wealth is put at $50 100000. The
Harlem Democratic Club OF New York has
Just bought lot on One-huudred.and-
twenty. fifth street for ST5, 600, on which IL
is proposed TO erect a magnificent new
clubhouse.
Ex.sEgAToRs WALLACE and Buckalew
are intellectually the biggest Democrats In
Pennsylvania, and both are In unusually
good health. Wallace Is making money
very rapidly, as be has been doing every
year since he left the Senate. II is sad
that within six years lie has made 81, 900, 900.
Il Philadelphia Press
Ex-CADET WHITAKER, whose pranks At
West Point are remembered all over the
country through the tedious court VI i'll
qury anu subsequent court.martisl, is u
prosperous lawyer at Columbia, $. G. a
local paper gays the firm of which he is u
member "monopOlized nearly all the bust
ness Ut the recent term of the sessions" "
~ 4. - O.. IA. L.. 4
liyered an eloquent address for tue de-
fense.n
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12
GENERAL AND CnIriCuLAU.

-lllitTAnlr LETTER 10 THE rNEsilENr
ME lWsIbESE / Tie lleatl ot Jrlus
tHser uld tu the re,ircmeht ofD. Manning,
oq. A,u lu,. lost tue advice sud 'AIeuce
% two men WHO contributed more to your
'Icyoiou to The rrc.,lpu,y than any other
two men iu MI. or any other country, for
Cusar was u Mugwump and thhie refuse |
to vote the Republican ticket.
Ia tie death OF Hannibal the world lost
ore of It's greatest civil engineers, who had
the genius TO conceive vast undertakings
sud the mental power TO surmount great
obstacles, including the Alps, which, how.
ever, lie did not cross In his mind. Just
what you have to do with Hannibal, though,
OF Hannibal with you, We are at loss to
determine.
The political situation In the District OF
Columbia is peculiar. We might say grand,
gloomy and peculiar, d. peculiar Some
Of It's daily press aie down on you for car
pet-bSgging the District, Notwithstanding
two Of the District Commissioners were
born here, although, Of course, that is no
fault Of theirs.
The District Democrats, as represented
Club, as represented by the District Demo
crate, would like to make few noniua-
tlons for the Senate to confirm. And you
may bet your sweet life, Mr.. President, II
you gave them the chance, they wouldn't
80 TO Massachusetts TO get a scipio Afti-
canus to I'LL the fattest office 10 the District.
We'll, not hardly.
Mr.. President, as you are a cltizln of the
District, and propOec to become an orna-
mental farmer when you are otherwise out
Of job, It Is thought You would like to live
in peace with your reiglbors, and get thci
.upptft for yourself ia case you might want
to be appointed Recorder u Deeds ut som
later prIiod, This heiug the case, Mr.. Pres
iieft, sou ought 10 paciie the District
Democrats aud secure tGrir 'llnence, though
their votes aiu't worth continental. You
vun do thia, Mr.. President, by giving them
al the District Offices and making the great
political editor of ap esteemed morning
contemporary Consul.Gencrnl to Swan
poodle.
Not that he needs Il at all, bp' It will b,
lu the nature of token Of esteem, 50 to
speak, floral trihute, as 1t were.
Your independence in some things IS
feally so surprising thnt some persons are
accepting the b lief thai YOU Do not seek a
second term. Can Il he possible that any
human being would refuse to serve two
teIms Of the Presidential Office OF this Ma
lion Perish the thought If sou refu e to d1
this, by thunder, we will dcnounce you as a
Mugwump in whom there Is no bile.
How can you expect to be renemInated
and elected when the the National RepuJH
can favors you over all comersP You can't
do it, Mr. President, and you had better Kill
an editor.
is the momemtous question for youi
Administration to decide between the N
| G.'s and d. DIS, and you had better be p
d. Q. about 1t, or you won't git thar in 'Ss
by d. s., for there is a Niger in the wood
| pile, sure. THE WAsHINGToS CRITio.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12
CERTAINTIEs.

Before tho Throne there was a sea OF glas.
Ike unto crystal 'I-iev, iy, G,
on tie CLASSY sen OF green.
Flooded with Gods noOntile keen,
can there be- Tor Vim Il arrrcuY
Omnipreseucr none ~ flee;
flight from God 10 God must be,
Eyerm0re with God must
Dwell In strife or harmony;
Eyrrmurc my Chnngclc'a past
Gaze on me from out the vast;
Thou art first, and Thou art last
Oh II now before Thy face,
IN Thy brightness had place
With the past unsCreGucd from me-
Thou from whom cannot fee,
How could peace abide with moi
Since from Thee In heart cgiranrol,
II this instant, !, unchanged,
Were IN heaven, Thou, God dp7t know,
Highest heaven were deepest wOa,
and II arc variant 10.
God, o God Thy likeness give;
In and Of Thee let me 1.-Two;
God, o God for sin atone
by Thy love awake my own;
] must face Thy great White Throne.
-IJoseph Cook.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12

4 LuSuoN newspaper, with a want
Of rallauuy that amounts almost to
disloyally, g. view of tho Quecu's ap.
roachlng jubilee, reminds M readers
that since Her MaicsIy's coronation
the people Of Great Britain have been
taxed over $500, 600 to pay her for
uicn war bills.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12

THE President will have no small
amount of difficulty in finding a sue.
cesscr to Mr.. Henry Ward Beecher.
The death of the Plymouth pastor
leaves a vacancy In the Mugwump an.
mex to the Administration that will
have TO go untitled.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12
an UneNnecteN MnIse.D

GLOW do you like your new position"
inquired travelling man Of his friend.
"Ol, irst-rate.n
Your employer treats you well, does
hoY
"Yes, indeed, lie has already given me
raise"
"Whai, so soonY When was ~
Last Sunday night, when ! called on his
daughter rp-[ Merchant Traveller.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12

THE Gloucester fishermen are becom.
ing impatient again and demand that
the Retaliation bill, If it is to be put Ia
force at ali, be put in force at once,
The next thing we know they'll be
burning the President in enlgy along.
side OF Captain Quigley.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12

Mn. JEFFERSON DAVIS announces
that he will not visit Washington this
spring, and In fact never expects to see
the National Capital again. There are
certain supcrsensitiyc people TO whom
tLis news will be- a great relief.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12
AT THE THEATRES.
THE SATIoSAL-TnATcnrR, PRIMROSE AND


THE SATIOSAL--THATCHER,P PRIMROSE AND
WEST.
Thatcher, Primrose and Vests Minstrels
" M make their second appearance in Wash
iDgton this season at the National next
Monday. This company makes speciality
OF fresh jokes, and II anything OF chestnut
flavor slips In, it may be charged up to the
man at the stage door, who fails to attend
to his business. The ballad singing In the
lirst part is rendered by some OF the ablcst
minstrel talent on the stage, and the mon
key business which comes In later Is war
lauttd to make II msn laugh or yanS bis
spleen out by the roots. T., p. & w. are
reliable, and whatever they say OIL or ul
the stage, goes.
ALBAuOn's--ECsI sISA voREs.
Roslna Vokee, ole OF the brightest stars
that ever twiukled on the stage, will be at
Albaugh's next Monday, supported by a
lrsi-class English company. The roper
toire for the week Is US follows: Monday
and Tuesday, "Gsme OF Clrds,n "Mini.
nei's Billn and "a Double Lesson;"
Wednesday aud Thursday, "ln Honor
Bound,n "Double Lesson" aud "Pauto-
| mine Rehearsal;' Friday night and Satur-
day matinee, 1.-The schuOlmlstress,h Satur-
day night, ain Honor Bound, "Mnlluyr's
| Bil' and "Puutomine Rehearsaln
| KERSAN's ANDY HUGuEs' NOVELTY co.
The Andy Hughes American ard Euro
can Novelty Company will open Monday
next at Kernan's. OF this company the
Cincinnati Y'imcs'lStdr says: THE features
Of the entertainment are the Lucier family,
whore musical act is quite an innovation
on the usual sketcl es given by allege
musical mokes. The Syl'esters give one
| Of the finest Of aerial feats that has ever
| been preseDted In ii is city. The facial
expressions Of Edward Leslie, Initiating cele-
brated actors, are well done. Andy and
Annie Hughes, in their Irish sketch, "Nora's
Birthday" won several recalls. The Arch
mere Sisters In refined songs, Wood vile
and Drew In blackface comedy, and AL.
| Reeves In banjoisms, were all very good.
| Good houses have been the rule oil week.
THE DiME-MAY ADAMS BURLEsQUE.
The famous and original May Adams
Burlesque Company, with everything new,
will be on at the Dime next Monday.
Among the artist are sabin Leslie, in song
| and dance; Wells aud Adams In "Larks;"
| Cora Sanford, serio comic; Fox and Watsin,
| in "Kitchen Matchn Antonio Won Gofre,
the homeless wonder; Nueent,i In motto songs;
Marietta Myers, slack wire walker. The
whole 10 conclude with "Our Girls, or
Uncle Josh's Visit to Town, - and great
and only minuet.
| THE DIJou--"A RING OF IRON"
"a Ring Of Iron," which, with Mr.. Ralph
Delmar as the star, is to be the attraction
next week at the Bljou, is melo drama
written by that Harvey who wrote "Wages
of SIM and ether well-known plays. 1t is
a strong play, in which villain deserts his
| wife attemDts to marry another pigl. and
finally suicides, making everybody feel
good, There Is strong scene IN mad
house, and throughout are many efTestiye
situations. Mr.. Deimar is an actor OF abil-
ity, and he has as his support full cast OF
irstclass people. The patrons OF the B'ipu
will enjoy this nelo-drama. Box-Jillce
open from $ u. m, to II p. m.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12

a s,hom, 70 driving him ont Of the
lnths OF IN. Republican lariy. But
yym Uncle Sonuol Is quite os hard d
man lu dhlucatc q- no locate.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12
nencrt for the Ac,ors' ruuo

beufIt iSf inc ArsufN' RuHN.
There is one theatrical association which
the President has shown desire to aid
that is the actors fund, says the Baltimore
american correspondent, When he was
elected President, and before he took the
oath Of Office, he went 10 New York to at
tend the annual benefit, and has since
shown a great desire to sid the fund when
ever he could. Therefore, there Is not
much surprise caused when II Is learned
that he has signed On Invitation to Manager
Palmer's MadIEon Square Theatre Com
pEuy to come to this City aud give bene
iit for the fund. Mr.. Harrison Grey Fiske
Cdiior of the New Yarl, Mirror, aud secre.
try OF the aGtors' fund aud Mr. Il. Henry
French, Treasurer OF tue fund, are here
now arranging, In compliance with tLis in
vltatiOu, for monster benefit. Manager
Palmer intends Ia close his Madison square
Theatre 10 New York on the night OF the
proposed benefit aud bring bis entire com
pany over here by special train 10 play "Jim,
the PenmRn" The occasion will be gala
one, snd, besides the President, the Cabinet
and Others have Joined In the invitation.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12
R0ARnlMG.

Ti'UE Fred w. Evans Dining Rooms,
i at Dlg u st II ", continues To serve the
limited or fixed meals. BIZ OF fare at follow
Ing rates: breakfast, l5o; lunch, Zoe; dinner,
20o; cakes and coffee, 100; regular monthly
board, so; meal Tickets, 3 for 81; 10 for s5.
All orders filed promptly, and In the best
manner known TO the trade.
Il. W. EVANS, Proprietor.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12

DROF. wHITCOMB has Reopened
IL his School of Shorthand at 1il3 q st II W;
class sessions Tuesday and Friday evenings.
wv Academy OF Teic-
w gruphy has removed from Capitol Hll
TO 031 81 n W, ROOMS z, and 0.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12

Connected with l. A. Evans & Co., Bos:on;
&. l.. Brewster & co., thicag1; Corsun S Ma
cartEey, Washington; Hubbard y Farmer,
l.artford; Warren 4 Quarles, Richmond.
Private Wire Connections Buy and soil
stocks. Bonds and Miscellaneous Securities
ON New York Stock Exchange.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-12
THOMAS J. FISHER % CO..
1894 + street northwest.

gION RENT--2i and az l. 1T n w, Key
< at 81, Groom bricks: closets gas and
water; Sl7a month. JAMES ". TYLER, Os)
y gt "a w floor